It has been two years to the day since a wildfire swept through Lytton, in a matter of minutes devestating almost everything in its path.

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The cause of the fire, which left two people dead, remains unknown.

In a statement, B.C. RCMP Staff Sgt. Kris Clark said that the investigation into cause remains ongoing, but indicated no timeline to completion.

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In a seperate statement, Premier David Eby and Emergency Management Minister Bowinn Ma, said while the process has been long and challenging, the community has been resillient.

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The village is now transitioning from recovery to rebuilding, the province said. This includes hydro, water and sewage water infrastructure is being repaired and the boil-water advisory has been lifted.

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More to come.